Home Front Legacy 1914-18

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Full Record - Liverpool Street Station (PRN: 9845)

PRN9845
Site or location nameLiverpool Street Station
Summary
DescriptionLiverpool Street Station was struck by three bombs on 13 June 1917; the date of the first daylight bomber raid on London. On this day 20 Gotha GI. V bombers of Kagohl 3 dropped over 100 hundred bombs on the capital, killing 162 people and wounding a further 432; the highest death toll from a single raid on the UK during the First World War The bombs started to fall on Liverpool Street Station at 11:40 hrs, killing 13 people and wounding many others. The first bomb failed to explode, the second struck Platform 9 and the final bomb hit a passenger train that was about to depart the station.
Monument TypeBOMB SITE;BOMB SITE
DesginationNone
Material
Location
CountryENGLAND
County
Site LocationLiverpool Street Station
PostcodeEC2M 7QH
Map ReferenceNGR: TQ3319181725 (533191, 181725)
Condition/Threat
Condition (Date)Uncertain (22-05-2017)
Source
Morris, Joseph (1925) German Air Raids On Great Britain 1914-1918. S Low. London.
ANN39898 (2016) Liverpool Street air raid 13 June 1917: . Imperial War Museum. London. https://livesofthefirstworldwar.iwm.org.uk/community/3053
Administration
Recorded By (Date)Chris Kolonko - Home Front Legacy
Copiled On22-05-2017
Last Updated22-05-2017

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